Whether you are looking for a leisurely lakeside stroll or a challenging climb to a mountain overlook, the short drive from Jackson Hole to Grand Teton means you can spend less time traveling and more time on the trail.
The history of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is still visible across the valley: weathered homesteads in Grand Teton National Park, saddle-worn barstools downtown and quiet museum galleries.
The winter months offer a less crowded opportunity to explore the park. The snow-covered landscape opens up scenic cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails that take you through the solitude of Wyoming's backcountry.
Bordering both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, Fireside Resort, near Jackson Hole, gives visitors seemingly unfettered access to two of the nation's most treasured assets.
